Samsung smartphones/tablets ruled in violation of Apple patents (images)

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  • Galaxy Tab 10.1

    Galaxy Tab 10.1

    Tim Cook's first year anniversary as Apple CEO was rewarded with a $1 billion jury verdict in his company's patent trial with Samsung. The judge still has to approve the ruling and may change the dollar amount. He will also decide what will happen with the Samsung phones and tablets that were identified as containing technology which violated Apple patents. Here's a look at the devices in question. Read Samsung's Apple patent loss: The financial hit is manageable.

    The jury said Samsung violated 5 of the 6 patents in question. Think your Samsung phone might be a collector's item some day?

    Here's the Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet that was judged to contain 3 patent violations.

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • Continuum from Verizon Wireless

    Continuum from Verizon Wireless

    Jury says 3 patent violations.

    Photo by: Josh Miller/CNET

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • Droid charge

    Droid charge

    The jury ruled 4 patent violations.

    Photo by: Josh Miller/CNET

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • Epic from Sprint

    Epic from Sprint


    The Epic from Sprint: The jury ruled 5 patent violations.

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • Exhibit 4G from T-Mobile

    Exhibit 4G from T-Mobile

    The Exhibit 4G from T-Mobile: The jury ruled 3 patent violations.

    Photo by: Josh Miller/CNET

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • Fascinate - Verizon Wireless

    Fascinate - Verizon Wireless

    The Facinate from Verizon Wireless: The jury ruled 5 patent violations.

    Photo by: Sarah Tew/CNET

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • Galaxy Ace

    Galaxy Ace

    Galaxy Ace: The jury ruled 2 patent violations.

    Photo by: CNET UK

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • Galaxy Indulge from MetroPCS

    Galaxy Indulge from MetroPCS

    Galaxy Indulge from MetroPCS: The jury ruled 3 patent violations.

    Photo by: Josh Miller/CNET

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • Galaxy Prevail from Boost Mobile

    Galaxy Prevail from Boost Mobile

    Galaxy Prevail from Boost Mobile: The jury ruled 3 patent violations.

    Photo by: Josh Miller/CNET

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • Galaxy S

    Galaxy S

    The Galaxy S: 2 patent violations according to the jury.

    Photo by: Kent German/CNET

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • Galaxy S Showcase

    Galaxy S Showcase

    Galaxy S Showcase: The jury ruled 2 patent violations.

    Photo by: Samsung

    Caption by: Andy Smith

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    Galaxy S 4G from T-Mobile: The jury ruled 5 patent violations.

    Photo by: Josh Miller/CNET

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • Galaxy SII

    Galaxy SII

    Galaxy SII: The jury ruled 4 patent violations.

    Photo by: Josh Miller/CNET

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • Galaxy SII from T-Mobile

    Galaxy SII from T-Mobile

    T-Mobile's Galaxy SII: The jury ruled 3 patent violations.

    Photo by: Josh Miller/CNET

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • unlocked Galaxy SII

    unlocked Galaxy SII

    The unlocked Galaxy SII: The jury ruled 4 patent violations.

    Photo by: Josh Miller/CNET

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • Galaxy SII Skyrocket

    Galaxy SII Skyrocket

    The Galaxy SII Skyrocket:  The jury ruled 1 patent violation.

    Photo by: Josh Miller/CNET

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • Galaxy Showcase

    Galaxy Showcase

    Galaxy Showcase: The jury ruled 2 patent violations.

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • Nexus 4G from Sprint

    Nexus 4G from Sprint

    The Nexus 4G from Sprint: The jury ruled 2 patent violations.

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • Replentish from Sprint

    Replentish from Sprint

    Sprint's Replentish: The jury ruled 2 patent violations.

    Photo by: Josh Miller/CNET

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • Transform

    Transform

    The Transform from Sprint: The jury ruled 1 patent violation.

    Photo by: Josh Miller/CNET

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • Vibrant - T-Mobile

    Vibrant - T-Mobile

     Vibrant from T-Mobile: The jury ruled 5 patent violations.

    Photo by: Sarah Tew/CNET

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • Infuse 4G from AT&T

    Infuse 4G from AT&T

    Infuse 4G: The jury ruled 5 patent violations.

    Photo by: Josh P. Miller/CNET

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • Galaxy Tab

    Galaxy Tab

    Galaxy Tab: The jury ruled 3 patent violations.

    Photo by: Josh P. Miller/CNET

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • GEM from US Cellular

    GEM from US Cellular

    The GEM from US Cellular: The jury ruled 3 patent violations.

    Photo by: Josh Miller/CNET

    Caption by: Andy Smith

  • Nexus S 4G from Sprint

    Nexus S 4G from Sprint

    Sprint's Nexus S 4G: The jury ruled 2 patent violations.

    Photo by: Josh Miller/CNET

    Caption by: Andy Smith

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Tim Cook's first year anniversary as Apple CEO was rewarded with a $1 billion jury verdict in his company's patent trial with Samsung. Here are the Samsung devices in question.

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Galaxy Tab 10.1

Tim Cook's first year anniversary as Apple CEO was rewarded with a $1 billion jury verdict in his company's patent trial with Samsung. The judge still has to approve the ruling and may change the dollar amount. He will also decide what will happen with the Samsung phones and tablets that were identified as containing technology which violated Apple patents. Here's a look at the devices in question. Read Samsung's Apple patent loss: The financial hit is manageable.

The jury said Samsung violated 5 of the 6 patents in question. Think your Samsung phone might be a collector's item some day?

Here's the Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet that was judged to contain 3 patent violations.

Caption by: Andy Smith

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